Celebrate Community Rugby League in London & SE with Adam Hills!

Emilia’s Big Day: London Broncos partner with blood cancer charity to celebrate young rugby fan - London Broncos will host ‘Emilia’s Big Day’ to celebrate young cancer survivor whose life was saved by a stem cell donor. - Supporters can join the stem cell donor register with a simple mouth swab - This is part of a partnership with DKMS : inspired by lifelong rugby league fan whose baby son needed a stem cell transplant. Rugby league’s London Broncos have teamed up with blood cancer charity DKMS to organise ‘Emilia’s Big Day’, a family fun day and stem cell donor registration event, before their Championship game against Bradford Bulls on 6 September.

Chris Ball departs club London Broncos can confirm the club has mutually agreed to release Chris Ball from his contract. The 25-year-old had featured in seven games this season but due to increased commitments outside of rugby is no longer able to fully commit. The club would like to thank Chris for his service and wish him all the best in the future. #WeAreLondon

Junior Awards will be presented on pitch at half-time during the Bradford match!

Congratulations to Elmbridge Eagles, Hemel Stags, St Albans Centurions and Brixton Bulls for making it to the Grand Finals.

THROWBACK HIGHLIGHTS: Sheffield Eagles vs London Broncos On this day 12 years ago London Broncos would make the trip to the Don Valley Stadium to take on Sheffield Eagles in the Challenge Cup Quarter-Final. Tries from Michael Witt, Shane Rodney, Jamie Soward, Michael Robertson & Rhodri Lloyd sealed a famous win for Tony Rea's side.

GAMEWEEK!! Sheffield Eagles vs London Broncos A new week and a new fixture to look forward to as we are on the road this weekend looking to bounce back at Sheffield Eagles. The two sides remain tied on 8 points in the league table with the Broncos just sitting above on points difference. In the recent return fixture it was the Eagles who ran out narrow winners by just two points. In the last trip to Sheffield's Olympic Legacy Park it was the 2023 play-off eliminator where Broncos would win emphatically on their way to Grand Final glory. To buy tickets for this game click the button below.

MATCH HIGHLIGHTS: London Broncos vs Doncaster RLFC London Broncos were unable to secure a third win on the bounce as they took on Doncaster RLFC at Ebbsfleet's Kuflink Stadium. Broncos would take the lead through Marcus Stock but the game would end 18-38 to the visitors. You can now watch extended highlights from the game below. #WeAreLondon

PHOTO GALLERY: London Broncos vs Doncaster RLFC London Broncos were unable to secure a third win on the bounce as they took on Doncaster RLFC at Ebbsfleet's Kuflink Stadium. Broncos would take the lead through Marcus Stock but the game would end 18-38 to the visitors. You can now take a look through some of the best images from the game below. #WeAreLondon

LONDON BRONCOS V DONCASTER RL (by David Ballheimer) London Broncos (12) 18, Doncaster RL (12) 38 London Broncos put in a head-scratchingly poor display losing to Doncaster at a sun-drenched Kuflink Stadium. Having got level on the stroke of half-time, Donny won the second period 26–6. It was shocking from the Londoners after so much positivity in recent games. The feature of the game was the Broncos’ ball-handling, which below the expected standards, and it gifted Doncaster far too many scoring opportunities. It started from the kick-off, the ball being knocked-on as it arrived near the goal-line. This offence was compounded by the ball being picked up by a player in an offside position. Doncaster elected to run the ball instead of kicking at goal but the defence held firm, forcing the ball-carrier into touch on the last tackle. In the 11th minute, the Broncos took the lead with a short-range try from Marcus Stock, the back-rower crashing over from a last-tackle pass by Curtis Davies after Connor O’Beirne had been tackled two metres short. Jack Smith turned four points into six from in front of the posts.